Step into a piece of Pacific Northwest history. Built in 1910, this Victorian Craftsman in the heart of Cascade Locks carries the warmth and craftsmanship of the early twentieth century — original millwork that has been thoughtfully restored, wide-plank Australian cypress floors, a dramatic river rock fireplace, and ornate original hardware that simply cannot be replicated today. This is the kind of home that stops you at the door. The main level offers a gracious flow from a formal entry — complete with built-in cabinetry and a turned-baluster staircase — through sun-filled living and dining rooms anchored by that extraordinary floor-to-ceiling river rock fireplace. Beadboard wainscoting, dark wood trim, and period pendant lighting speak to the home’s heritage at every turn. A main-level bedroom, office and full bath add flexibility. The kitchen was thoughtfully remodeled in 2010 with hickory cabinetry, tile backsplash, and bamboo flooring — functional and full of character. Upstairs, three additional rooms including 2 bedrooms, a flex room and, a mini split for year-round comfort, and views that frame the surrounding Gorge landscape like a painting. Outside, the property blooms. Raised garden beds, mature flowering shrubs, a Japanese maple, and established trees fill the yard with color through every season. A detached two-bay shop, a separate workshop with a fireplace and a covered patio invite weekend projects and unhurried evenings — pour a glass, settle in, and watch the light shift on Tabletop Mountain and the Columbia River.